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representative and his mother ran her own
                 computer company.
                 Mr Cordell says he did not get on well with his
                 father who was a violent man. He was violent
                 towards Mr Cordell, Mr Cordell's mother and
                 siblings. Mr Cordell left home at the age of fifteen
                 and was homeless for a while. He was placed in to
                 care after stealing a pint of milk. He was placed in
                 a series of children's care homes around the UK
                 but says that each time he would steal a car and
                 drive back to London.
                 Mr Cordell said he was pushed hard to achieve at
                 school by his father and that he was "an A-star
                 student" for most of the time. He says he was
                 intelligent and would do the work at other times
                 and as a result would often just "mess about" in
                 class. He went on to college and studied engine
                 mechanics, completing a city & guilds
                 qualification. After leaving school he went on to
                 get jobs in the construction industry.
                 Mr Cordell says he has tried to build himself up a
                 business for providing party entertainment. At the
                 moment he says he is not able to earn from this
                 due to the restrictions of his bail.
                 Mr Cordell has had one long term relationship
                 which he describes as "my first true love". This is
                 with a woman called Diana who is currently
                 studying physiotherapy. They were together
                 thirteen years, but he says she has moved back out
                 of his flat in recent months. Mr Cordell thinks this
                 is
                 SIMON CORDELL
                 2

                          Barnet, Enfield and Haringey
                            Mental Health NHS Trust
                          A University Teaching Trust

                 secondary to the repeated involvement of the
                 police in their lives and the stress this has caused.
                 Mr Cordell says he does not smoke tobacco and
                 does not drink alcohol.
                 Grandmother (? maternal) had BPAD and/or
                 schizophrenia
                 PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY in brief
                 Has previously been open to Enfield EIS,
                 discharged in March 2016 due to non-engagement
                 -Has been assessed under the MHA in 2014 and
                 early 2016 but was not detained as there was not
                 sufficient evidence of a mental disorder
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